fender roll question
#1
fender roll question
i just drop my car today with 1" drop i didnt think that i would need to roll my rear fenders,rear wheels are 17x7+42 offsets, with 235 tires and its rubbing i thought i did my calculations right. The question is that how do i roll the rear fenders and what tools do i use, thanks.
#2
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You shouldn't be rubbing in the rear.
You must be lowered more than one inch if you are rubbing.
Search online for eastwood fender roller. You will be able to find instructions for roller use.
You may also be able to find this information on S2ki.
You must be lowered more than one inch if you are rubbing.
Search online for eastwood fender roller. You will be able to find instructions for roller use.
You may also be able to find this information on S2ki.
#4
thats what i thought too but i am rubbing could it be my struts cause the rear is too droped, and its suppose to just drop an inch and that 1" drop is over exagerated
#5
i had 0 finger gap and i wasnt rubbing so its probaly not that. get it alligned with more camber in the rear and try that. if not sell those wheels (not a good size/offset) or roll your fenders.
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#10
let me ask you guys something the rear springs should me the bigger one right then the smaller springs are for the front right? even though they are suppose to give me a 1" drop for front and back. cause right now it seems that the big one is on the front and the the smaller springs are on the back